Publication Date
1998
116 p
This book provides an examination of indigenous knowledge and what it can offer a sustainable development strategy, and offers a guide to collecting, using, and assessing indigenous knowledge. Includes a review of case studies in Indonesia, Ecuador, Ethiopia, and Venezuela
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Keywords
Development/ Humanitarian; development in general; sustainable development; Disability and social diversity; indigenous communities; Information & knowledge; knowledge development; Rehabilitation; diagnosis and assessment; Research; data collection; participatory and community-based participatory research
